The “Cutting Jade” Lebron 10 quickly became a must have for fans of the ever growing Lebron series and while overseas stores have already released this anticipated colorway, The U.S is still waiting on it’s date which is scheduled in November. Here’s a look at the special packaging that houses these Green kicks, featuring a “Jade” themed color top along with Chinese lettering on the inner packaging. Let us know if you’ll be copping these joints in November.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Air Jordan 1 Phat – Holiday 2012 “Rip-Stop” Collection
This Holiday, Jordan Brand will put forth a set of four amazing colorways of the Air Jordan 1 Phat partially built with a season-specific Rip-stop Nylon upper quarter. Each colorway features a black synthetic leather upper matched with a distinct colorway, started with purple and royal, a ‘New Love’-esque Yellow, and a forth colorway derived from the Air Jordan IX ‘Olive’. Extra angles of this quartet of Phat 1s are right ahead, so give them a look and let us know which of the four you
Air Jordan 2012 Lite – November Releases
The Air Jordan 2012 Lite is appearing less like a high-performance shoe and more like a high-performance race-car with the slick geometric graphics seen in these Holiday 2012 releases. First seen in last month’s October 2012 update, the Air Jordan 2012 Lite receives an immense visual upgrade with the unique shattered-glass pattern, and Jordan Brand will continue that motif with these three new November colorways of Stealth, Anthracite, and Speed Yellow. Each will be priced at $150 and will
Nike Air Max 1 “Book of One’s” – Unreleased Cork Samples
We’ve already gone throwback with the Air Max 1 with our two week-long Classics Revisited features, but we can’t help but shed some light on some other unforgettable AM1s of the past. Why didn’t we include them as part of Classics Revisited? Well, these two pairs, found on the feet of DEAUP in our popular WDYWT, sitting front-and-center weren’t actually released (and we need to draw the line somewhere). Your eyes are likely locked in on the interesting tag of these Air Max 1s, and
Nike Air Max Flyposite “Vivid Pink”
It dropped off the radar thanks to a lack of previews and emerging developments from the Foamposite basketball models, but the Nike Air Max Flyposite is just about ready for action at your favorite Nike Sportswear retailers. Arriving first is a colorway foreshadowing one of the Air Foamposite Ones that’s been ‘Polarizing’ folks since it came onto the scene, as the Air Max Flyposite takes on a Vivid Pink and black combo. These are blocked roughly the opposite of the
Nike Dunk Low – Black – Grey – Red
Should we take this as foreshadowing that the most recent Nike Dunk Low previewed here on Sneaker News is about to arrive at Nike Sportswear retailers? This new pair featuring the same materials and blocking pattern suggests the answer is yes as its combination of black and greys with red branding serves as a more aggressive alternative to that cooler design we previewed a couple weeks back. Another subtle twist that proves the classic BTTYS formula still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve,
Nike Free Powerlines+ – Gridiron
The Powerlines+ push continues with this brand new colorway that takes advantage of the aesthetic appeal of the Powerlines lacing system. Using the arrangement of the midfoot upper, a sick gradient effect is achieved, starting with a light yellow at the forefoot and the darkened gold at the rear, re-imagining the classic Air Max 95 gradient. Some nice details in the speckled midsole and the fuschia heel pull-tab and insole give these B&W a punchy upgrade. Finishline has these in stock, so
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